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COLLEGES ILL :
VIE FOB TITLE
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Little Ones in Race due to
Changed Setup; Credit
. W.K. Depression
Old Man! Depression has bis
Rood points; , be has brought
about athletic equality among the
largo and email colleges in. Ore
gon at least In the matter of
schedules, for the present base
tall season.' Oregon State and
the University of Oregon are play
. Jng only the other colleges in
Oregon, and while no conference
for the purpose has been formed.
It Is probable that a state colle
giate baseball championship will
be recognized unofficially. '
, Willamette university is parti
cipating in this equalized program
- and bas done fairly well to date,
' defeating Oregon ' Normal twice
but losing a close game to Colum-
bla. The Bearcats will haTe two
chances later to wipe out that de
feat. .
This weekend, : for the . first
' time in many years, Willamette
will meet the horsehide tosaers of
on of the big state schools on a
basis of full ' equality Insofar as
the- Importance lot the contest is
concerned; ..the 'games with Ore
gon State will not. be "practice'
game for the Beavers; but ma
. jor competition: with an unoffi
cial state championship at issue.
' The first game will be at Corval-
- lis Friday afternoon, and the sec
end here on dinger field Satur
day at 2:30 p. m.
Coach -Slats"; Gill of the Bear
ers has been forced to build anew
in baseball this season with only
fir lettermen to depend upon:
Biancon and Jensen In the out
; field, Clark at third base and
.Keema and Schneider, catchers..
Gill has found a couple of de
pendable pitchers la Jack Wood-
' ard and Carl Rasmussen, but so
far the hitting has not been note
worthy, Treadway Charles of Ore
; gon Normal oaring held the Bear
ers to three hits recently. . How-
. rer the hitting strength has been
augmented by the presence of
Mitols and Clark who were busy
with spring football until last
week-end.
In th series with Willamette
.V Oregon State will probably hare
; Ilitois on first base. Callen at
second. George Hlbbard, former
Salem Senator, at short, and
, Clark at third. Biancon, Ward
and Jensen will b in the out
field, with Keema behind the bat.
Mor than 7,100 fans paid to
see a double-header soccer ram
ta St. Louis, winding up the mu
nicipal season.
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Salem Volleyball Champs
May- Enter Coast Playoff;
NW Tourney Harcl Fought
P-ans are being considered by
the northwest.- champion . rdlley
ball team, that of the Salem Y. M.
C..A. which won permanent pos
session of a silTer torphycup at
the tournament in Seattle last
Saturday, to compete in-the coast
championship playoff to be held
in Oakland, California, the latter
part of May.. It is not expected
that tho trip would prove costly
and the northwest teams are anx
ious to demonstrate the superior
ity of their brand of volley , ball
over that played in California.
Oregon has been - represented
only once In the coast finals. In
192s when, the Portland cham
pions went south. The Portland
team went Into the finals and lost
two out of three games to San
Francisco. It was the first time
the northwest team had played, on
the 60-foot court, now regulation
in the northwest as well as in
California. The captain of the
Portland champions that year was
Jerry Owen, now a member of the
Salem sextet.-
The Seattle tournament last
Saturday was hard fought and the
Salem team considered itself for
tunate to emerge with a record
of eight games won and only two
lost. Portland, considered the
strongest contender, haring two
legs in the cup as well as Salem
played Salem first and was de
feated 15 8, 15 5- So demor
alized was the Portland outfit
that - ft finished the tournament
with one win out of eight games.
Salem was defeated 1$ 14 by
Seattle, playing on its home court,
and by Wenatchee 15 5 when
Salens entered its second-string
players. Wenatchee prored to be
the dark horse of the tournament,
participating in its first class A
competition. It . previously had
won the class B tournament.
At a dinner following the
games. Nil W. Hilburn, captain
of the Salem team; was presented
with - the silTer trophy cup by
Frank Shea of Seattle, chairman
of the Pacific Northwest Physical
Education committee. , Members
of th fire teams roted on an all-
star Pacific Northwest team to be
composed of the outstanding
members of the competing sex
tets. Players were not permitted
to rote for members of their own
outfits. - Two Salem men won
recognition on th all-star outfit,
Jerry Owen and Elmore Hill.
Others were A E. Lewis, Seattle;
W. P. McGorern and Frank Wor
den, Tacoma; and Henry K. Dil
lon, Wenatchee. On the second
aU-star team Salem was repre
sented by Keith Brown.
Th Salem team includes Kile
W. Hllborn, captain, Keith Brown,
Jerry Owen, Elmor Hill, Dr. L.
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Pittsburgh 7 2 ,778
New York , 2 .750
Brooklyn t. ...... . 5 5 .500
Cincinnati .. 4 4 .500
Philadelphia 8 6 .455
St. Louis 4 .400
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Chicago S .333
NEW YORK. Anrll 2 ft t AP
Leroy Parmelee held theYhil-
lies to one hit as New YorkNde
feated Phlladephia 3 to 1 today.
Phlladephia 1 1 1
New York 3 6 I
Elliott and V. Davis; Parmalee
and Mancuso. -
Carroll is Stingy
. BROOKLYN, April 26 (AP)
-With Owen Carroll pitching
four-hit ball, Brooklyn defeated
Boston 5 to 1 today with the
help of Del Bisonette's home run.
Boston 1 4 1
Brooklyn ..: 5 11 1
Selbold, Frankhouse and Ho-
gan; Carroll and Sukeforth.
Johnson Wins Duel
ST. LOUIS, Aprtl 26 (AP)
Sylvester Johnson had the best
of Paul Derringer in a pitching
duel today and Cincinnati won
from St, Louis 2 to 1.
Cincinnati 2 10 2
St. Louis 1 5 1
S. Johnson and Hemsley; Der
ringer and J. Wilson.
Chicago at Pittsburgh .post
poned, cold. ;
Rtr.1t Frrell- atar catcher and
brother of Pitcher Wesley Ferrell,
received 237:500 for his first sea
son's work with th St. Louis
Browns In 1929.
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Hits and Runs Numerous in
Kitball Games; Another
Pair set Tonight . '
Hits were lusty and runs num
erous in; the second double head
er program of the Salem Kitball
league Wednesday night, on
Sweetland field, in which the
Teachers defeated Klngsley - Ice
17 to 3 and the Kay Woolen
Mills trounced the Elks 10 to 3.
Harold Hank smashed out a
homer, a triple and a single for
the ' Teachers, and Burrell con
tributed four hits. Professor Oli
ver of Willamette unirersity blos
somed out as a dark horse star
for ,the pedagogues, getting a
couple of bingles.
The woolen mill tossers made
hay while the sun shone, chasing
in eight runs in the first inning.
From then on the Bills held
them even In a tight battle.
Tonight starting at 6 .o'clock
Hollywood Auction will play a
team which Is being organized
today and which will probably be
sponsored by Pade's Grocery; and
Coast Artillery and Capital
Journal will clash In the other
game. . .-:-.,
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Teachers ......... .17 15 2
Klngsley Ice 8 8 6
Drynan and Hauk; Meyer and
Girod. '
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Elk 3 7 5
Kay Mills .10 16 8
Fisher and Pade; Graber and
Allport.
West Linn is
Winner; Makes
Quartet Homers
WOODBDRN. April 26 Th
Jinx seems to be with the Wood
burn Bulldogs as they lost an
other game 7 to 5 to their op
ponents here Tuesday when they
played West Linn In a 12-lnning
game. '
West Linn knocked four home
runs. The next game will be
played at West Linn Friday, Ap
ril 28.
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: Accept oar slacerest congrat
ulation, Sips, for- on Tuesday
you finally found a really funny
headline in Th Htateamaif, aft-'
er all these years of eye- train.
With respect to your proofread
ing proclivities, however, we hum
bly suggest that you . might find
profitable employment closer to
home. For Instance when - "Glass
attacks inflation bill with . stei
wer' right next to your column.
wouldn't it be well to explain
what sort of weapon a steiwer I.
and whether Steiwer also attack
ed with glass,-and If either of
them lives In a glasa house?
- "Then if a "veteran bonus
bobs up again, with nothing
bat a column rule between yon
and It, wouldn't It be wen to
specify how old .a bonos most
be to be recognized a a vet
eran. And if "3t cent paid 48
bale hops," the reader want
to know what sort of spree a
bale of hop can manage . on
Sl48ths of a cent.
Concerning ''strings attached to
new open door," are w to under
stand that the old latch-string
idea of the hospitable west has
been revived! And it's unneces
sary to say "Sets jail on fire and
saps marshal," because everybody
knows the saps will collect for
any fire, to say nothing of a Jail
fire.
Why should Amelia consider
a war with the D. A. and
who Is this fellow Lay who
plana to. fight Inflation; ia it
the banks of th Colambia that
are going to merge at Vancou
ver, and Is the governor of
Iowa going to pay for all the
beer that 1 consumed in that
state? .
Did we hear you. Sips, scof
fingly remark that those head
lines weren't funny? Nobody said
they were: but we've quoted
enough, w believe, to show that
almost any headline is funny
enough so that It can be mad to
look funnier.
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Sacramento ..... .14
Portland ......... U
Los Angeles 12
Hollywood ........ 11
Mission. ... ......11
San Francisco ... 9
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PORTLAND." Ore., April 26
f AP) Portland defeated the
Missions, 4 to 2. in a ten-Inning
gam hef today to even th ser
ies. ;
The Bearers opened the scoring
in th fifth Inning with a run re
sulting from doubles by Monroe
and Berger. Th Missions went
into the lead with two runs in the
serenth on a single, an error and
a double, but Portland erened it
up in the same inning on a walk,
a sacrifice and Serer's wild throw.
Portland picked up another
run in th eighth, but the Mis
sions again tied th scor when
Walters rapped out a home run
in th ninth. Portland brought in
th winning run on a squeex play
that caught th Missions by sur
prise. Blackerby singled, then
went to third on Sankey s single.
Palmlsano bunted and Blackerby
crossed horn plat standing up.
Missions 2 9 3
Portland 4 8 1
Bablch and Fitxpatrlck, Hof
mann; Boon and Palmlsano.
Sac Trounce Seals
8 AN FRANCISCO, April 2C
(AP) Landing on Jimmy Zlnn'f
offerings In lusty fashion, Sacra
mento trounced San Francisco 9-3
today.
Ed Bryan twirled for th win
ners and had th situation well In
hand, despite 11 hits.
Sacramento .., . 9 13 0
San Francisco 8 11 1
Bryan- and WIrts; Zlnn and Mc-
Isaacs.
Oak Win Homer Duel
LOS ANGELES, April 21
(AP) Oakland pounded Win
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Ballon from th ' mound In th
fourth Inning today and defeated
Los Angeles 9 to 6.
It . was a gam of long hits.
Gen Lillard, young Angel third
baseman, accounted for five of his
team' scores with two home runs
over th center field fence.- Cho
sen, Klntatfa and Gabler connect
ed for homers In th Acorns
cause. Lillard had hit seven home
runs this season.,
Oakland . ' ,,. ;9,10 0
Los Angeles -.;... .;... 6r 7 2
Gabler. Joiner and Veltman;
Ballon, Moncrief and McMullen.
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SEATTLE, April 26 (AP)
The Indians erened their -series
with th Hollywood Stars today,
4 to l. .-.
Seattle took th lead with two
runs In th first frame, and Pitch
er Pag only allowed the Stars
one run. In the fifth. Th sole
homer of the gam waa slammed
by Manager George Burns of Seattle.-'
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Hollywood .. ,. 1 "9 1
Seattle ' ,4 9 0
Shetlenbach and Bassler; Page
and Cox. r ... "
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BEATS MOT
Th Salem high school tennis
team defeated Unirersity- high
fir matches to two, her Wednes
day. In singles, Harold Beall lost to
Roberts - 7-5, 6-0, George Corey
defeated Robbtns 6-2, 8-6, Erwin
Bahlburg heat Tyson 6-4. 6-4, Ira
Wlntermut beat Stafford 6-4, 6-2
and Ed Fronk beat Johnson 6-3,
6-3.
In doubles Beall and Corey lost
to Roberts and Bobbins 6-2, 4-6,
6-4 and Bahlburg and Winter-
mat defeated Tyson and Stafford
6-1. 6-4. '
Salem high will meet Vancou
ver, Wash., high her Saturday.
GAME SLATED FRIDAY
DAYTON. April 26 Th Day
ton Union high school baseball
team will play th first league
gam of th season with Sheridan
here Friday.
Ben Eastman, Stanford' great
foot racer, has don 109 yards la
10 seconds, Cat. and th mil In
41.
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New York ....... 8 J -300 '
Chicago 8.4 .667
Cleveland......... 7 ' 5 .582
Detroit . 6 : 5 1.545
Washington ...... 6 ' 6 .500
Boston .......... 4 6 .400
Philadelphia ..-.. 4 8 .333
St. 4LoUls . ... .. . .'. 3 - 10 .231
: CLEVELAND. April 26 (AP)
Oral Hildebrand turned tn a
one-hit pitching performance a
aeveland defeated St. Loul. 2
to 0 today. A single by Seharein.
the Browns' third baseman, in
the third inning waa th one sate.
blow off Hildebrand. ;
St.-Louis .......... is 12
Cleveland ..... .V. 1.2 I
Brown and Ferrell; Hildebrand
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Tiger Win la 11th
CHICAGO. Aoril 26 (AP)
Detroit bunched - hits In th
eleventh inning today to defeat
PMrarn f to 4-
Detroit 6 12, 2
Chicago .,:.....,... 10 l
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sett and Hayworth. Relber, De
sautels; Jones. Gregory. Herlng
and Grub, Gregory.
Washington at Boston postpon
ed, rain.
New York 'at- Philadelphia .
postponed, cold., "
Only One Tally
Made in Brooks
GameWithAces
WOODBTJRN. April 26. .Th
Woodburn Aces defeated- th
Brooks baseball team Sunday af
ternoon at th Legion Park, by a
scor of 1 to 0. L. Koch waa re
sponsible for th only scor of
th game when he singled la th
fourth Inning, stole second and
scored on Yeders single, to cen
ter. The Brooks team out-hit the
Aces but could not score, only one
man getting as far as third base-
Th Aeea and th Elliot Prairie
team win play on th Woodburn ,
high school field Sunday. April
30.
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